Hillsboro romps De Soto as Scenic Central leads
Hillsboro Tigers top De Soto 63-27 to stay undefeated in Scenic Central Conference at 4-0. Jeff Clark scores 26 and Chuck Myhre adds 13 as Hillsboro dominates the Pirates in Friday action. Westby edges Brookwood 63-52, Kickapoo tops Cashton 55-41, Wonewoc beats La Farge 64-50, and North Crawford defeats Weston 42-25.
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Westby
Brookwood
Marc Nelson
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Cashton
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la Farge
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Weston
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Pat Tangney
Hillsboro Tigers
Jeff Clark
Tiger
Chuck Myhre
Mike Gillespie
Jeff Johnson
Pirates
Brandt Werner
Roger Snake
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Charlie Oldenburg
Gerry Glass
Wayne Schreiber
Jim Bender
Errol Wilson
Panthers
Jim Ingham
John Melby
Lynn Mittelstaedt
Dennis Morgan
Indians
Cazenovia
Bruce Kieser
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Randy Hillman
Dave
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Sweeney
Myhre
Umberger Clark
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Erlandson
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Slama
Johnson
Eastman
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Doschadis and Holseth Win National Honor Pin Series Night
Eileen Doschadis and La Vonne Holseth shined Friday in city bowling, each posting a national honor count. Doschadis bowled a 628 series for Sam's Bar in the Sports Bowl Starlite League, with 17 strikes and 11 spares across games of 189 205 and 234, while Holseth also posted a 600 series as part of the event.
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Eileen
Sam’s Bar
Bottleneck In Milwaukee Prep Basketball Leagues
Conference leaders Marshall West Lincoln and Madison won Friday night to keep a four way tie for first at 2 0, with Boys Tech and Pulaski close behind at 1 0 in Milwaukee City Conference action.
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Ed Seeger Dominates West Salem Bowling Standings
Ed Seeger topped area bowlers with a 664 in the Curve-In Lanes Merchant League at West Salem. Jim Brieske 614 and Jon Torkelson 607 led the Cashton Parkview Lanes Businessmen's League. Lois Viasek's 588 three-game set led area women at Tomah's Viasek's Lanes. Multiple leagues note strong showings, including Braveland Conference action with Brookfield Central's Lancers, and regional college and high school basketball results in several conferences.
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Merchant League
West Salem
Jim Brieske
Jon Torkelson
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Lois Viasek
Tomah
Viasek
Carol Peters
Mayonne McClurg
Viroqua
Dorothy Klein
Hilltoppers
Cashton
AREA BOWLING TRIKE OUTS
Area bowling results show team series leaders from Sunset Vizgana and Parkview Cashton with high scores by Mike and Gwen Siverhus. Individual honors include Jean Gronwold and Doris Gaskill and multiple top scorers across the leagues.
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Vizgana
Jean Gronwold
June Gordon
Janet Hanson
Darlene Nutter
Nita Solverson
Darlene Schultz
Elaine Blakely
Betty Everson
Sandra Jacobson
Ruth Adams
Phyllis Ekiow
Mayonne McClurg
Alley Cats
Viroqua
Westby Beauty Shop
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Jerry Haun
Lucille Ostrem
Beulah Clark
Barbara Zitzner
Annette Melby
Marilyn Casier
Elaine Bierge
Lolly Roth
Phyllis Lothen
Marge Smith
Dorothy Erickson
Ruth Kellogg
Platteville Bounces Stout For WSUC Lead
Platteville State's Pioneers rallied to defeat defending champion Stout 85-64 and move into a share of WSUC first place with a 3-0 league mark. Jim Lawinger sparked the comeback in the second half as Stout fell from the top spot.
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Chuvalo Knocks Quarry In Madison Square Garden Mix-Up
In a Madison Square Garden bout George Chuvalo defeated Jerry Quarry by knockout at 2:59 of the seventh round after Quarry could not hear the count in the dressing room. Quarry, who fell to 33-4-4, then 8, 9, and 10 in the ring, saw Chuvalo improve to 56-15-2 with his 48th knockout.
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Big Ten Approves 26-Game Basketball Schedule Plan
The Big Ten approved a 26 game schedule featuring a double round robin of 18 conference games. The plan would take effect no sooner than 1972 73 and may be challenged if it forces December league games. A committee will study opening facilities to professional teams, with ADs authorized to grant waivers.
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ABA and AIBA Pro Basketball Scores File Summary
A compact recap lists game results with teams including Avon Boston San Diego Milwaukee San Francisco Philadelphia Detroit Atlanta Los Angeles Baltimore Chicago Phoenix Seattle New ABA New York New Orleans Carolina Dallas Washington Pittsburgh and scores like 107 104 123 109 125 111 121 123 108 130 116 117 113 101 95 121 111.
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Miami
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Bowling results from multiple leagues and high scorers
Bowling results list by league and venue including Coulee Golf Bowl ICITY Pla Mor Lanes South Lanes and Sports Bowl with team series scores, high games, and top individuals like Ken Walters Vic Snider Fritz Vehrenkamp Verne Link and Carol Koch across divisions including Ladies Nite Owl K of C Ball and Chain and consolidated events.
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Doug Schroeder
Bob Janikowski
Glenn Gile
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Phil Hengel
Mel Fox
Gene Retzlaff
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Dorothy Betz
Gert Wolfe
Judy Engelbrecht
Fran Nehis
Jan Wieman
Ball & Chain
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Gilbert Bonnie
Paul Johnson
Ed Haniff
Jeanann Hyslop
Ann Dickow
Joan Mailey
Steinmark Loses Leg After Texas Ark Game
Freddy Joe Steinmark, Texas safety, had played every down in the 15-14 Texas win over Arkansas. He underwent hip amputation at MD Anderson after a malignant tumor was found in his left femur. He remained in satisfactory condition post operation. The junior, 5-10, 160 pounds, started 21 games across two seasons and was the smallest starter on the 22-man squad.
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Vikings Seek to Extend Win Streak Against 49ers
The Minnesota Vikings 11-1 aim to extend their 11 game winning run in a key NFL clash with the San Francisco 49ers 3-7-2 as Los Angeles Rams also chase a season mark with two games left and other week battles loom including Cleveland at St Louis Green Bay at Chicago and New Orleans at Washington.
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City Sports Slate
Central at Baraboo 8 p.m. Chippewa Falls McDowell at Aquinas p.m. Western Wisconsin Tech at Waukesha. Gymnastics Wisconsin and St. Cloud at LCU 7 30 p.m. Wrestling Aquinas at Rochester Lourdes Logan at Arcadia Invitational Wisconsin Tech at Waukesha ee LCU at Stevens Point. Swimming LCU at WSUC Relays at Oshkosh Winona at YM YWCA.
Luther Swimmers Triumph in Double Dual Meet
Luther College swept the double dual in Decorah Iowa by defeating the University of Northern Iowa 68-36 and Loras College 85-17. Northern Iowa edged Loras 76-26 for consolation honors in the Friday night meet.
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LCU Gymnasts Beat Mankato in season opener
La Crosse State University gymnasts defeated Mankato 136.70 to 128.65 in their first meet of the year. Standout sophomore Mark Pflughoeft placed high in two events and finished third in the all around. Chris Shaw won the side horse, Mike Tolzman the horizontal bar, and Charles Smith the parallel bars as La Crosse aims for more dual wins this season.
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la Crosse State University
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Mitchell Hall Gym
Jim Howard
Mark Pflughoeft
Pflughoeft
Chris Shaw
Eric Johnson
Shaw
Johnson
Mike Tolzman
Charles Smith
John Focht
Focht
la Crosse
Greg Silha
Russ Franken
Eric Paul
Steve Berger
Smith
Don von Ebers
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